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Brian Turner, MFS, CTPE, CCSI
Specialties
Tenprint Examiner TFT Contract Courses Taught IAI Tenprint Certification Webinar Series – Part 1: Written Examination IAI Tenprint Certification Webinar Series – Part 2: Comparison Examination IAI Tenprint Certification Webinar Series – Part 3: Technical Examination Pattern Interpretation for Tenprint Examiners Tenprint Certification Prep Rules of Fingerprint Pattern Classification |
About Brian Turner
Brian Turner is currently employed by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office as a Crime Scene Technician II. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Biology from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a Master’s Degree of Science in Forensic Science from the University of New Haven.
Brian began his career as Tenprint Examiner for Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Biometric Identification Unit. In 2018, Brian Turner became a Fingerprint Analyst III after successful passing the IAI Tenprint Certification. As a Fingerprint Analyst III, Brian trained all incoming fingerprint analysts. He also ran the internship program at the Biometric Identification Unit and instructed incoming Department of Detention Deputy Cadets in basics of fingerprint science.
In 2019, Brian Turner joined the International Association for Identification Tenprint Identification Science and Practice Subcommittee. He assists with the planning and execution of Tenprint Courses offered at the Educational Conferences of the International Association for Identification.
Brian Turner is currently employed by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office as a Crime Scene Technician II. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Biology from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a Master’s Degree of Science in Forensic Science from the University of New Haven.
Brian began his career as Tenprint Examiner for Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Biometric Identification Unit. In 2018, Brian Turner became a Fingerprint Analyst III after successful passing the IAI Tenprint Certification. As a Fingerprint Analyst III, Brian trained all incoming fingerprint analysts. He also ran the internship program at the Biometric Identification Unit and instructed incoming Department of Detention Deputy Cadets in basics of fingerprint science.
In 2019, Brian Turner joined the International Association for Identification Tenprint Identification Science and Practice Subcommittee. He assists with the planning and execution of Tenprint Courses offered at the Educational Conferences of the International Association for Identification.